Chorley man convicted of 'flashing while balancing pie on head' will challenge his conviction
A man who was found guilty of flashing at a road junction after dancing around with a pie on his head is to appeal his case.
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The trial of Steven Gaskell went viral after magistrates convicted him of the bizarre offence outside The Elephant and Castle public house in Adlington, near Chorley.
The 32-year-old, of Lewis Close, Adlington, denied a charge of exposure with intent to cause alarm or distress, but was found guilty by the magistrates’ bench.
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Hide AdHe was sentenced in December to a curfew and was ordered to sign the Sex Offender’s Register for five years.
Gaskell is now pursuing an appeal.
A hearing date has been set for April 9 at Preston Crown Court.
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